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AGROTECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS. It is permissible to apply mineral and organic fertilizers together, as well as to combine them with a urea‑ammonium mixture. This helps reduce the overall chemical load on the soil and decrease the amount of fertilizer applied compared to standard norms without compromising yield.
TREATMENT CONDITIONS. Recommended time: morning (before 10:00) or evening (after 18:00). Temperature limits: from +12°C to +25°C. In hot weather (above +25°C) — only in the evening hours.
NOTE. When applied as a foliar treatment, the concentration may be increased to a 3% solution (3 L of concentrate + 100 L of water) in cases where the crop has higher nutritional requirements. Under adverse environmental conditions, the concentration may be increased to a 4–5% solution (4–5 L of concentrate + 100 L of water), provided that preliminary testing is carried out on a small area before large-scale application.
AGROTECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS. It is permissible to apply mineral and organic fertilizers together, as well as to combine them with a urea‑ammonium mixture. This helps reduce the overall chemical load on the soil and decrease the amount of fertilizer applied compared to standard norms without compromising yield.
TREATMENT CONDITIONS. Recommended time: morning (before 10:00) or evening (after 18:00). Temperature limits: from +12°C to +25°C. In hot weather (above +25°C) — only in the evening hours.
NOTE. When applied as a foliar treatment, the concentration may be increased to a 3% solution (3 L of concentrate + 100 L of water) in cases where the crop has higher nutritional requirements. Under adverse environmental conditions, the concentration may be increased to a 4–5% solution (4–5 L of concentrate + 100 L of water), provided that preliminary testing is carried out on a small area before large-scale application.
CONDITION: pH. At a pH above 5.0, blueberry roots lose their ability to absorb iron and other trace elements, which leads to chlorosis (yellowing of the leaves) and plant stress. The optimal pH level for blueberries is 3.8. At higher pH values, the soil should be acidified using ammonium, magnesium, or potassium sulfates.